SpainSpanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has begun his summer vacation at the official residence of La Mareta in Costa Teguise, Lanzarote, where he regularly stays during the summer months. He arrived by air in a military aircraft and was transported to the residence by van. The area around the property has been temporarily closed to maritime traffic for safety reasons until August 24. Before starting his vacation, Sánchez addressed issues related to wildfires on the Iberian Peninsula and migration pressures in Ceuta, where he traveled earlier this week. La Mareta was originally built for King Hussein of Jordan and later gifted to Spain’s King Juan Carlos I. It has hosted various world leaders and Spanish politicians over the years, including former Prime Ministers and foreign dignitaries.
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